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John Lennon and “Tomorrow Never Knows”
There's been debate over how John Lennon created "Tomorrow Never Knows." We get into another theory altogether.
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There's been debate over how John Lennon created "Tomorrow Never Knows." We get into another theory altogether.

The magical concert at the Washington Coliseum in February 1964 -- two days after the Ed Sullivan Show -- is definitely a moment worth savoring, and re-visiting.

Confusing cover art and poor placement of their hookiest hit doomed Airwaves from ranking among the New Wave and pop-rock groups of the time.

Some stars go overboard trying to retain their youth, while others provide a healthier example – proving that creativity, joy, and reinvention don’t have to fade with time.

J.J. Barnes deserved so much better. This undiscovered gem showcases a great R&B singer with a whole Marvin-like groove.